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Author Archives: Uku
Rigging, pt. 3
Hello! Autumn is approaching and so is the deadline of our occupation of the building space we have been stationed in for 3 years. So there is now an outside pressure to getting the boat to water soon. I finished … Continue reading
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Rigging, pt. 2
Hello! Today I discovered that it is relatively easy to sharpen drill bits – you need a bench grinder and a 118 deg guide. It took 15 minutes of practice to get a working bit. This means I could finish … Continue reading
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Rigging, pt. 1
Hello! Our Fafnir is going to have a bermuda rig with an ice-boat mast. This means that the boom will rotate with the mast. It is a first approach and will be built so that it can be changed later. To … Continue reading
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